Norman Granz JAM SESSION #1 Lp 1953 Mono DG Clef MG C-4001 Charlie Parker NM-
  $   56

 


$ 56 Sold For
Mar 24, 2020 Sold Date
Mar 17, 2020 Start Date
$   10 Start price
21   Number Of Bids
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Description

 "JAM SESSION #1 " Lp ~ Strong sound fidelity. With Amazing personnel.  Great recording.  Original Clef Pale Blue Label with Trumpeter Logo. (see pics)  


LP U.S. CLEF Records MG C-4001 MONO 

YEAR / ORIGIN : 1953 USA


PERSONNEL: CHARLIE PARKER, RAY BROWN, OSCAR PETERSON, J.C. HEARD, JOHNNY HODGES, BENNY CARTER, CHARLIE SHAVERS, BEN WEBSTER.


Supervised by Norman Granz


VINYL CONDITION:  MINT- / VG++ to NM- Thick inflexible vinyl; Deep Groove

COVER C0NDITION: Strong VG++ No ring wear, No seam splits, some age discoloration   (please see all pics)

PLAY GRADED: Barely any surface noise.  Plays strong and very clean.  


Hope you also check out my Jesse Fuller Country blues Lp listing as well.  (Awesome vinyl and recording) 


Next day shipping. Vinyl & cover separated and placed in 4 mil professional poly bag and then packaged in a very sturdy 2 ply Lp mailer with an additional cardboard filler pad added  for extra protection.


Vinyl grading: 

M   Mint (like new, looks Unplayed!)  (Superior play) 

NM   Near Mint  (very clean, barely a mark)  (Plays Great!) 

VG++   Excellent (some very light scuffs or hairlines) (Nice Play…barely any surface crackle)

VG+   With a decent amount of scuffs and hairlines (with obvious surface noise)

VG   Very scratched (but plays much better than the appearance seems to be)


Cover Grading:  

NM    Cover shows no seam splits, no ringwear, barely any or no edge wear.

NM-    Same as NM but may have 1 or 2 small imperfections which are not significant

VG++   Perhaps a neatly taped seam split or two, or some creases, or some light ringwear or a combination of these

VG+    Often strong signs of ringwear, or many seam splits, or large very noticeable creases, or stains or a combination of these

VG  An unappealing cover in many ways but the rareness of the album or the high quality of the vinyl makes the album still worthwhile to the listener



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